Definition of "mazy" [ma•zy]

• Resembling a maze, as in design or complexity; labyrinthine. (adjective)

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• "If he is led through some mazes that remain mazy and if the full import of what he discovers is not altogether assimilated, this is only par for the course in Pynchon's fiction, and having gone through the process of seeking the truth has been more enlightening than not, bothfor Doc and for the reader."
• "I robbed the ball off Martin Dobson near the halfway line in front of the Kemlyn Road stand and went on this mazy run down the right hand side and hit a low shot as I came into the box."
• "Edouard had his chances in the decisive game, a sharp Sicilian Defence, after Sengupta innovated by 17 Qh3 followed by a mazy piece offer."